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Sekikawa Village is a town with historical landscapes such as "Watanabe House", a preservation area for important traditional buildings of the country, and it is a quiet village where you can enjoy hot springs.

Awashimaura is a remote island off the coast of Niigata, which attracts fishing, trekking and interacting with the islanders. It is a healing island where the rustic nature remains intact.

Toyama City is a beautiful city with views of Tateyama Renfeng, and is a central city of Hokuriku, with its charm of the Glass Museum and streetcars. Nature and urban culture are combined.

The city of Takaoka is known as the site of Buddha statues and bronze ware, and is also rich in historical sights such as Zuilyong-ji and Kojo Park; it is a town of traditional craft and culture.

The city of Uozu is famous as a town with a mirage, and you can enjoy the experience of living with the sea, such as the fresh seafood and aquarium of the port of Uozu.

The city of Himi is a well-known fisherman town for its cold yellowtail, where you can enjoy seafood gourmets along with a superb view of the Noto Peninsula, and it is a healing town with a full range of hot springs.

The city of Kurobe is a magnificent natural town known for its Kurobe Gorge and Kurobe Dam, and the Trocco train and hot springs are also popular active tourist destinations.

The city of Tonami is a famous place for tulips, and a large tulip fair is held in the spring. The countryside of the Sanai village is also a beautiful area.

Oyabe is a town featuring outlet malls and fairy tales architecture, and is also a popular base for Hokuriku tourism. You can enjoy nature and shopping.

Nanto City is a world heritage town known for the Gassho-zukuri settlement of Gotesan, a historic area where traditional culture and the scenery of the four seasons remain.